Tony's Painting

Tony's Painting works out of Cook Road in Vineyard Haven under the legal name Tony's Painting MV, LLC, with a second address in Pocasset on Cape Cod. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 210672, is verified active against the state registry, and the Better Business Bureau grades it A+. Reviewers name the owner, Tony, in almost every account. The work that comes back most often is exterior painting done with real preparation. A homeowner writing in June 2024 said the crew scraped the peeling paint off their old house without damaging the garden plants around it, cleaned up so thoroughly there were no traces left, worked with a large team, and walked the site with them at the end to confirm the job was right. Another, in June 2025, described a crew that showed up exactly when expected, worked long days, and cleaned up at the end of each one. Several accounts are about things lasting. A customer writing in December 2025 had ceiling paint that would not stop peeling; Tony said he could fix it, and five years later they reported it still perfect. A March 2026 reviewer has used the company at their businesses and home for more than a decade. Another, in August 2024, has had two houses painted in two different states. Island and off-island owners repeatedly mention being kept in the loop remotely — videos and photos through the job in an October 2025 account, and app-and-text updates on a lake house exterior clean-and-stain in a September 2024 one. The work extends past paint: a November 2024 customer had a large angled ceiling drywalled, taped, mudded, primed and given two coats, and a November 2025 customer had carpet ripped up and flooring laid. One account runs the other way, and it is specific. In June 2024 a customer who wanted a ceiling and wall repair wrote that they got a next-day visit and an emailed quote, but that the quote asked for a 50 per cent deposit — which they said is not allowed in Massachusetts — and carried no full business address. They said they were then asked to pay by Venmo or Zelle, and when they asked a clarifying question and offered a certified cheque instead, they got no reply over two weeks and went elsewhere. That gap is worth closing before you book: agree the deposit in writing, check it against the Massachusetts limit, make sure the contract carries the company's full address and registration number, and confirm which payment methods are acceptable. The painting record itself is long and strong.